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After Bolsonaro lost the election, he went to the United States and issued an open letter claiming to be the legitimate leader. However, his allies and many political parties did not support him, insisting that Brazil’s election results be recognized and that the country should move forward.
in this weekbrazil Flavio, the country’s federal senator. Lost in the second round of the presidential election.bolsonaro Flee to the United States on the 28th and published an open letter on social media X, claiming that he was the true legitimate leader of Brazil. But his political allies in Brazil disagree and say it is time for the country to move on.
The successful re-election of Brazil’s current President Lula has been recognized by the country’s electoral officials, global leaders, international observers, and even Bolsonaro’s Liberal Party (PL).
Reuters reported on the 29th that the media asked PL leader Nieto for his views on Bolsonaro’s open letter. “I don’t like the letter,” Nieto admitted. He stressed, “Flavio is going through a difficult situation, and we (these political allies) understand. But we really don’t recognize (the contents of) this letter, and we want to move the country forward.”
Sao Paulo Governor de Freitas, a key ally of Bolsonaro, also said Brazil’s election results should be respected and it is time for the country to move forward.
Nieves, leader of Brazil’s center-right Democratic Socialist Party (PSDB), criticized Lula’s Labor Party (PT) for leaving no stone unturned. But Nieves said Bolsonaro’s behavior was inexcusable and that “opposition politics” should be conducted within Brazil.
União Brasil, another center-right party, also said that it is important that the system is more important than any individual; This election was conducted honestly and its results must be respected. The party supported Bolsonaro in the general election.
The centrist party Democratic Movement of Brazil (MDB), which also supported Bolsonaro in the runoff, is in a similar position. “Our party reiterates its full confidence in the Brazilian electoral system, and therefore has full confidence in the validity of the results of the general election on the 25th,” the party said.
Even Bolsonaro’s campaign manager (Campaign Director General), PL Brazilian federal senator Marinhe, denied Bolsonaro’s allegations of electoral fraud in this election. Malinhey said the PL cannot make such a claim, “Nor can I, because there is no evidence to support it; Flavio is expressing (sentiments) about the outcome of the election.”
However, Malinhe still has some dignity left for Bolsonaro. “He is still a leader and the most important figure in the Brazilian right.”
Reuters reported on the 29th that Bolsonaro, who lost the election, had failed to win support from key players in his camp, making the far-right politician increasingly isolated in Brazilian politics.
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After absconding from the United States, he published an open letter via social media
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Most colleagues clearly disagree. PL leader Nieto bluntly said that he did not like the letter. São Paulo Governor DeFreitas also said that the election results should be respected and that Brazil should now move forward.
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The report notes that not only did he not receive support from his main allies, but the political parties supporting him also insisted that they respect the results, indicating that he is becoming increasingly isolated and losing influence in Brazilian politics.
